John Cox

@MohamedLeBonBel @USATODAY Commercial airline safety is the safest form of transportation ever created by humankind. I fly very frequently and feel very safe. I’m not sure what you are referring to about “something going on”.

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@MohamedLeBonBel @USATODAY Thank you, glad you enjoy the shows.

@laurenboebert You are most familiar with fake information.

Half fake? Keep up, AOC.

@ymbello01 @TeamAptHQ @Airbus @Aishatulhumair8 @ATWOnline @AviationSafety @Boeing Thank you sir, I’m honored by your words.

I respect this guy, well knowledgeable, experienced and an expert in aviation industry. I humbly gave you a salute sir

@cajhollyer Christian, Thanks for your comment. We work hard at telling an accurate story. There are other show that are less vigilant, but ACI does a pretty good job.

@AirCrash_ As one of the contributors to ACI, let me be very clear. The comments made by us are directly from the official reports. We may use our experience to explain issues to the audience, but the conclusions are directly from the official reports.

Oh come on, it is dramatised for a TV audience but "often with wrong theories expounded by experts". What????

Why doesn't the government put air marshals back on planes to control unruly passengers? usatoday.com/story/travel/c… via @USATODAY

How safe is it for airliners to fly over water? What kind of precautions are taken? usatoday.com/story/travel/c… via @USATODAY

What happens to air travel in Afghanistan after US withdrawal? Who controls the airspace? usatoday.com/story/travel/c… via @USATODAY

@enjoyingglife Glad you enjoy the show. It is a good team to work with.

@JMCSOS My dad and I really enjoy watching Air Disaster. Thank you for what you do

How do pilots land airliners safely in the event of a complete power loss? usatoday.com/story/travel/c… via @USATODAY

@Gregory08031950 @USATODAY Not sure why you are having an issue getting through USA Today. No other problems reported. As for the temperature in the cabin, the pilots can adjust it. Just tell the flight attendants to ask the pilots to cool it down a bit.

@JMCSOS @USATODAY 2 Questions Why is the cabin kept too warm? Why so hard to write you@USA Today?

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What you need to know about the Boeing 737 Max 10, its biggest 737 ever usatoday.com/story/travel/c… via @usatoday

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Unruly airline passengers: What is the role of the captain and flight crew in taming bad behavior? usatoday.com/story/travel/c… via @USATODAY